“NATIVE-BORN CUBANS POSADA AND AN UNIDENTIFIED. NION-LEVSL OFFICIAL or THE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, *10* 6, Ou ya TS evening GOSCH:APPRGACHED THE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR QFFCtAL rmnuu GARCIA PROPOSING THAT THE VENEZUELAN OVERNMENT MAKE- a SUBSTANTIAL CASH CONTMIBUTION ro wiS ORGANIE”
“definitely hurt the Castro regime if he fled Cuba. However, the opportunities for employment in the oil industry in Latin r I G iM America are not good because there is considerable prejudice against Cubans on the part of other countries in which there are refining operation”
“20 SECRET REPORT OF SUB-COMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUBVERSION ON PROGRESS MADE DURING APRIL-JUNE PERIOD IN CURBING CUBAN SUBVERSION IN LATIN AMERICA- SECRET USA, ASG Control No. 16736 HW 50955 DocId:32424015 Page 4”
“and 24 elsewhere about possible misuse of Cuban exiles, members of 25 that community,, by the CIA. Are you aware of those? NW 50955 DocId:32203851 Page 109 CECDET”
“countries where Cubans had taken up residence, 105 - TOP SECRET”
“Refugees; As you know, with the quarantine and the cessation of air .travel the heavy flow of Cuban refugees has dwindled "almost to nothing. In view of this and in connection -6-”
“interview reports when the refugees first came? 24 Isn't it correct that the personnel were providing 25 you with reports on Cubans who were already in Miami? HW 50955 DocId: 32202440 Page 17 TOP SECRET”
“Exploitation of Refugees: As you know, with the quarantine and the cessation of air travel the heavy flow of Cuban refugees has dwindled almost to nothing. In view of this and in connection -6-”
“Exploitation of Refugees: As you know, with the quarantine and the cessation of air travel the heavy flow of Cuban refugees has dwindled • almost to nothing. In view of this and in connection -6- !”
“PRIORITY, THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT IS TRYING TO OBTAIN IS B trat Lros CLASSIFICATION — DISSEMINATION CONTROLS SECRET 1/C/tr.n/ose eneveco Av ato l^5 leocece I ega [rite [aco [uHa| cg» (jeLQ^J ega Ico: I co I JTCRW0.IWPORMATION REPORT RELEASING :”
“d_agents of the Cuban Government-have-been investigated..." The authors of the Report_go on to state that”
“RESPONSIVE DES NFD SUCH A QUERY: AND SUGGEST FACT SINCE Hg CUBAN. HE MIGHT BE ABLE DEVELOP INFO ON CUBANS WHO WELL NT/S/V KNOWN BE INVOLVED TRAFFICKING, IF HE BITES. WE SECRET 201-0300985 CS CN% 13 APR 73”
“with regard to the Cuban community 25 You indicated there was a CI capability, but if I understand NW 50955 DocId: 32 202440 Page 54 TA D CECDET”
“ent program of Cuban prisoners in Cuba and Cubah families who have been unable to leave Castro-land. 129-300/05 201-139549”
“of U. S. citizens recently made to Cuba. at the invitation of that country’s government, about which the Committee ice bas learned through newspaper reports that have recently appeared in this country and in Latin America. This information would be treated with the confidence”
“CONFIDENTIAL p SECRET could then be communicated by the committee to the United States Government, in a hope of bringing about a state of coexistence between ; Cuba and the United States. A) It is requested that clearance be granted16) for the Cuban alien to furnish thi”
“to oret-et Fide: Castro by mine-t to be junticahle to the Zatermetniye 4 Unfortunately, however, most Arter! rrme frentom fighters are danger- go in or Justtee or other appropriate tr." r- cans am not totally aware of the vatat Outs and nunon $47.63 nattonst tribunals. Second”
“us WILL HAVE T° XILL US." 2. (FIELD COMMENT : REPORTS FROM OTHER SOURCES OF KNOWN RELIABILITY HAVE NOTED THAT ALL CUBAN DIPLOMATS TRAVELING OR STATIONED ABROAD HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED BY THEIR GOVERNMENT TO CARRY A SHALL HAND WEAPON. AS OF S APRIL 1972 ALL CUBAN NO FOREIGN DISS”
“DRAFT ■ 11/13/63 SECRET REPORT OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE eh • on CUBAN SUBVERSION B ACTION TAKEN DURING SEPTE ER 1963 IN CURBING . CUBAN SUBVERSION IN LATIN AMERICA 70 --wus-thurlie.onnllresstbtucwh,mz9ifriaifronnicgilailmestte-nair-taq-motirrkimmnid,kh--im-.eanptimanchinrit”
“ent program of Cuban prisoners in Cuba and Cuban families who have been unable to leave Castro-land. 129-290105 201-139549”
“It would be assumed that they made every attempt, the 24 Cubans were gradually removing Mexicans from their employee, 25 from the Cuban Embassy. I think it highly unlikely that the REPRET waeJauki ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY NW 50955 DocId:32277214 Page 54”
“ooiias. 24 . A , ~we A "%.b p metinhtews g-mrvovengence EL C.N.C., tiene un plan de becas en el exterior cada ano. -Ue 61*M J El Dept, de Ensenanzas Especiales (Perez Ponset) 2.86.67 recibe las necesidades de becas de C.N. C. las cuales se em MEN 9720909 wevtino ”
“14-00000 to 68 SECRIT RYSAT TELLPSCCA PnoFaSJl NALLY PERTINANI .ULJT1, 3 AX DMPRE 2 AS Xo:IO THLIA BUCIAL.C. r; 055T1o‘INS THSE i.1 Y 1E- . VEALET THAT SMABOVE NAD:FORTY T9 FIFTY MEN 15 IHEin COUNTER SUBVERSIVE SECTION 1: MOOTREAL BUT THAT ONLY TEN PERCENT 05 THEIS”
“Cuban nationals. *1 fex 2S-W W. For discussion, see Enc B 22 * Enclosure to JCS 2304/1769 ‘ ** Attachment to JCS 2304/171 *** Attachment to JCS 230+/1685 TOP SECRET - SENSITIVE JCS 2304/189 (Rev: 5/13/63) ,93.”
“OCTOBER DOMINICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT 603 TO PUERTO RICO BECAUSE HE IS AN AMERICAN. CASTILLO IS REPORTED TO SE -‘I MILITARY curse or. CUBAN NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT. IT APPEARS HIS. 1 ee - DALIA Aw0 '" " BATE ;» 'CRIGINN UNIT: Ads Rite sr” veeriromomer MS 6g DO MICRO. BE”
“FOR THE 6 OCTOBER * BOMBING OF A CUBANA AIALINER OUT OF BARBADOS. (FBLD COMMENT!' FOR AN EARLIER REPORT ON CUBAN REACTION TO RECENT GRRORIST ATTACKS: AGAINST THEM SEE NVC-75g9. TOFIR0B-315/10100-76, GF 8 OCTOBERS FROM THIS AND ANOTHER SOURCE OF UNDETERMINED RELIABILITY.14 ”
“FLEMISHING RESUME CU2AN ACTIVITIES SINCE ORIGIN CS AMBUD, TORLE CREDITS CUBANS IN MIAMI WITH SAYING "NEW MAN IN FIELD IS ADOLF -pe F JR. wyo ues BEEN SPECIAL ASST TO STATE DEPT AND IS ALSO PAE 0F PFFS KENNEDY’S SPECIAL TA SK FORCE ON LATIN AMERICA". 1TI0M BEING THAT BERLS IS”
“• the Uniest states a :lting alonfaide of net General et time United States treaties and agreements which provides f- • them. Ilia ruling was that the neutrality law ' the World chart’ adjudteation e.f di gatate ■ But we cinnat foreet that the Culians were, and & quote: arisin”
“ase establece alligidese red. recindento y ayuda & • CEA a. Nuestros pauses sa- Iganismos del estad comunista‘ Aestos factors seles in it aun cuando todavia 1 cubano para reconoeer cumo el enado gre se imped-ra s tea ex sen Europa, cosa que ’ sobierno legnima de Cuba, en for ”
“including the Cuban exile - 267 - TOP SECRET”
“SECRET NATIONAL SECURITY ACTIONS ON CUBA (PENDING AND CLOSED) HW 50955 DocId: 32276061 Page 8”
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“Cubans living in Miami who are constant contact with Cuba. Speculation on the assassination attempts will be surfaced on the WRUL program, in AMPACA’S paper, etc. David A. Phillips 71170”
“PROBABLY THICK FILE ON HIM IN HAVANA AND WE WOULD Peto - _ NOT WISH CALL THEIR ATTENTIQN TO HIS PRESENCE HERE. HOWEVER THIS •V OPTION MUST BE EXAMINED AND THEREFORE WOULD BE HELPFUL IF HQS 1 COULD PROVIDE INFO UN EXPERIENCE OTHERS SUCH AS D-2, FORMERLY ACTIVE CASTRO OPPONENT”
“nupyRTED THAT HU Cuman EMgAsBy HAD COMPLAINED TO 1 nrutr ABOUT ANTI-CUBAN GOVERNMENT ARTICLES APPEARING IN THE LOCAL PRUR IN THIS INSTANCE THE CUBANS INDICATED TMER WILLINONG 88 T9 RETALIATE AQAINGT THE NEWSMAN INVOLVED IF DIBIP BED NOT 889.8 1’ • of ’A til 1 4 ire”
“prevent indiratual from leavit.g the the auviee e-f skilled internat? nai lareye t U K shameful to say that the United United States foy dght for 4 cause 1 which gut ade the Conprem, Ststem seems to have turned * back on . they believe. There ta nirtte, ta the nejatrals Wo wel”
“policy and strategy... - CRACKDOWN BY LAW OFFICERS ie wanted to avoid-the riskszof further attacks in the , .,- Since last spring, there has been a sharp, reduction ' in ! States and to concentrate their efforts against Castro terroristic violence in the Miami area. That may be”
“USSIONAL RecORD ---—SS NE protionarenane . *49 Ye , ver f>hom— - iut.ld. 04 .stood Me th liter andh serrvrmchamr jl TO COBAN PLOT. ON TX CeS Comes NS-nesiy, BPER sent interest the news tetoe notemifix sue from 0RBEnComm torie polit has cas. 1 has undhuodrnde pubis”
“them) had taken data . (MoST) and pictures, for Castro of all military and naval installations in t’ State of Florida. suusioned rum against -rel erring to me as anything spocial, which ne . it”
“SECRET CONEDENTIAL SFCREB Fcould then be communicated by the committee to the United.States Government, in a hope of bringing about a state of coexistence between Cuba and the United States & . It is requested that clearance be granted.5)' for the Cuban alien to furnish th”
“CUBAN EXILES EXCEPT ON ESTABLISHED 1TERRORISTS AND ADVANCE NOTICE OF IMPENDING TERRORIST ACT IONS, LEAST -cansrersin :OF ALL DOES HE WANT US TO DEAL WITH WKTANGO-1 ON THIS SUBJECT.. i3. SINCE THERE APPEARS TO BE SEVERAL GAHEs WITHIN GAMES EElNG : PL AY ED. HERE, AND SOURCE”
“Cadere t Co c.- Cuban regime is ho So 990099- 9 —00 —v’jep-t.” gi -.-trtut >- - CE rolicy of p C. could C. : cr dofoce --c.-.. C. should also 0a con C- -% • so Ci-e —e v —-V”
“- , La A g e n c PI C e n tra l e I n t e lig e n c ia(CIA) The U n ite S ta te s C e n tr a l I n t e l l i geric e A g e n c y de E s ta d S s o p ru n , na u g a 1 papel (CIA) has la y e d th e le a d in g r o le in th e h is - P DB we. CT HW 00955 Dotid:32423434 l”
“in Miami where CIA egents zoportedly trained Cubans in methods of torture, ench episodes 69 the detention and third degree reportedly administered & r. Rodalia Nodal Tarsia ari 16 other democratic Cubans this February -- all thice suggest that things go on user CIA spanporvht”
“be expected, Maxico City has Pel of refugees from Cuba, estimated at about 350 yer month. Through Sil 98 4 an American contract agent the station runs the Cuban Refugee Re-B > ception and Orientation Center which screens refugees for possible a %. •3- SECRET mis”
“ONF NATV ' SECRET (could then be communicated by the committee to the United States Government, in a hope of bringing about a state of coexistence between 9 Cuba and the United States.«u 719 It is requested that (clearance be granted]®) for the Cuban alien! to furnish t”
“14-00000 — . . .. TH ***** *:> (FUSICHET (L2) v. SGO/EL3 FPIE’CSH P MEETING LEIN STAC IU. 11. ALTEDOGE ER FOA CASTRO — ■47 1-ae. CUBA-US. CASTRC. (LI) CUSA -EBPUD:NG AY LEONC/ (L2) USt MIKOYAN (L.) USSR, JOI’S ISA CASTRO ON. VISIT TO UlsP. 1-P-162771 OFFICIAL ”
“/‘ 0 CONEIBENTIAL SECRET “could then be communicated by the committee to the United States Government, in a hope of bringing about a state of coexistence between X Cuba and the United State *650/4) It is requested that clearance be granted (S) for the Ch Cuban alien to”
“4. 0) 1 ET September 30, 1063 10: Members of Subcommittee on Cxetro-Commumnict Subversion. Chairect, Suberazmi stra on Cuban Subversion S092201: Report for July 407 21 on Actions Talien to Combat Castro-Commu: -c-oe & 2 L • «. Acdr —Vase 7 do 3 draft 290 iecea’a r”